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Grok reviews every deploy preview against the ticket and posts the one risk that matters.
Pick one partner platform. Spend 30 days in November turbocharging it with Grok. Browse a unicorn-style portfolio of 46 live demos — each with a thesis, a buyer, and a wedge. Ship real value. Compete for that platform's exclusive prize · TBA.
46 platforms · Exclusive prize · TBA · grokhack.com · hackathon.grok.me
How it works
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One partner. One problem worth a month. Browse the grid, steal a thesis, or bring your own.
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Use Grok to find the wedge, write the demo, and kill the obvious build. Thirty days. November.
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A working product that turbocharges that platform. Compete for its exclusive prize · TBA.
Platforms
Turbocharge any one of these with Grok. Every card carries the same badge: Exclusive prize · TBA.
Build & Design9
Product · ShipDiff
Grok reviews every deploy preview against the ticket and posts the one risk that matters.
Product · EdgeSpec
Turn a product spec into edge middleware and a rollback plan before the PR exists.
Product · SiteSurgeon
Restyle a live Wix site from a competitor URL and one sentence of brand intent.
Product · CollectionPilot
Grok turns a Figma frame into a Webflow CMS collection and the page that binds it.
Product · Figment
Grok sits in the file and argues with the design system before a human does.
Product · WhiteboardCounsel
A whiteboard that talks back — Grok turns a sketch into a sequenced architecture and the risks.
Product · DeckKnife
Grok cuts a 40-slide dump into the 9-slide narrative a partner will actually sit through.
Product · BrandOnCall
A Canva teammate that refuses off-brand and ships the variant the channel actually needs.
Product · CutTake
Grok writes the script, the shot list, and the objection-handling take from a single product URL.
Data & Cloud5
Product · QueryPartner
Ask the warehouse in English. Get the SQL, the caveats, and the chart a VP can defend.
Product · SignalEditor
Grok names the vanity events and writes the three that actually move the number.
Product · BriefForge
A Notion workspace that writes the brief from the meeting notes and the last decision.
Product · ClauseWatch
Grok reads the contract in Box and flags the clause that will hurt you in Q4.
Product · DriveMemory
Ask Drive what was decided — Grok finds the doc, the comment, and the owner who went quiet.
Sales & CRM8
Product · NextEmail
Grok writes the follow-up the AE would send at 11pm, from the deal and the last call.
Product · ForecastHonest
Grok interrogates the pipeline and writes the forecast a CRO can take to the board.
Product · CallSpine
Grok extracts the one moment that should change the deal — and the email that uses it.
Product · SequenceTaste
Grok rewrites the sequence so it sounds like one human, not eight cadences.
Product · AccountWedge
Grok turns a ZoomInfo account into the one sentence a champion can forward internally.
Product · SignalFirst
Grok scores the signal, writes the first line, and refuses the spray.
Product · TableBrain
Grok is a Clay column that reasons, not just enriches.
Product · NarrativeDesk
Grok reads the coverage and writes the line the comms lead should say today.
Productivity & Collaboration9
Product · SpecToCycle
Grok turns a messy issue into a cycle-ready spec with the cuts already made.
Product · MeetingResidue
Grok writes what was decided in the Teams thread — and who owes what by Friday.
Product · AfterCall
Grok leaves the Zoom with the recap, the risks, and the three emails to send.
Product · ReviewerZero
Grok files the review a staff engineer would write — architecture, not nits.
Product · WeekArchitect
Grok rebuilds the week around the actual work, not the loudest invite.
Product · InboxKnife
Grok triages Outlook like a chief of staff: answer, kill, escalate.
Product · RoomTruth
Grok defends the calendar against the meeting that shouldn't exist.
Product · SlotSense
Grok writes the booking page that qualifies, not just the slot that fills.
Product · PlanSurgeon
Grok cuts a Wrike plan to the critical path and names the lie in the dates.
Finance9
Product · LedgerCounsel
Grok reads connected accounts and writes the weekly money brief a founder can act on.
Product · TapeTutor
Grok explains the tape in plain language and refuses the trade you can't defend.
Product · SessionBrief
Grok writes the pre-market brief from your watchlist, not from Twitter.
Product · CopyFilter
Grok interrogates a Popular Investor's book before you copy it.
Product · OnchainBrief
Grok translates a wallet and a headline into what this means for the bag.
Product · RiskEditor
Grok reads the IBKR book and writes the risk memo a desk would actually circulate.
Product · RevenueForensics
Grok finds the silent churn and the pricing lie in the Stripe data.
Product · DeskNote
Grok turns an S&P print into the six-line note a PM can use before the meeting.
Product · OfferSmith
Grok writes the offer, the objection page, and the drip from what's already selling.
Marketing & Research3
Product · AdKnife
Grok writes the 8 ads a tired feed will actually stop for — and kills the 40 you wanted to test.
Product · GapShot
Grok reads the Ahrefs gap and writes the page a human would actually want.
Product · BriefInContext
Grok writes the research brief from the actual context graph, not a blank prompt.
Talent & Automation3
Product · HireFilter
Grok reads the proposals and ranks the three you'd actually hire — with the questions to ask.
Product · ScoreMemo
Grok writes the interview score as a memo a hiring manager will defend, not a 1–5.
Product · FlowEditor
Grok designs the Zap from the outcome, then names the step that will silently fail.
Demo portfolio
Thesis. Who pays. Wedge. Launch the mock. Mock connectors only. No live account access.
HubSpot · NextEmail
GitHub · ReviewerZero
Stripe · RevenueForensics
Linear · SpecToCycle
Figma · Figment
Zapier · FlowEditor
Prizes
Each platform carries an exclusive prize — yet to be disclosed. Details coming. Until then every card reads the same: Exclusive prize · TBA.
Training
Mindset, dojo, briefs, and sparring against Grok. Optional. Useful if you want to win the room, not just ship a repo.
Hackers.College / Mindset training
How to think around the corner.
Sit the entrance paper
Four questions. A faculty seat.
Enter the dojo
Twelve puzzles. Named heuristics.
Brief desk
Four minutes. Cut to the winning slice.
Spar the model
Grok plays judge, intern, copycat.
Playbook
The named moves. Carry them in.